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Close Sep 28, 2026 · split-adjusted
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About Strategy Inc 10.00% Series A Perpetual Stride Preferred Stock

With Bitcoin Rallying, Strategy (MSTR) Just Flipped From a $13 Billion Loss to a $1.4 Billion Gain. Should Investors Buy the Rally?
The Motley FoolAug 21, 12:14 PM ETNeutral

While the company has moved to profitability on its Bitcoin holdings due to price appreciation, the recent shift to selling Bitcoin and reducing positions suggests management is becoming more cautious. This contradicts the bullish narrative and indicates a more measured approach to Bitcoin accumulation, warranting a neutral stance despite short-term gains.

Strategy Says It Might Sell Up to $1.25 Billion in Bitcoin. So Is MSTR a Buy, Sell, or Hold Right Now?
The Motley FoolJul 11, 5:15 AM ET▼ Negative

The company's forced pivot from a buy-and-hold Bitcoin strategy to selling assets signals fundamental weakness in its original business model. Bitcoin's 50% decline from highs and the need to liquidate holdings to meet obligations suggests the company is under financial stress. The shift may indicate that cryptocurrency enthusiasm is waning, with traders moving to other assets.

Strategy Stock Soars With Bitcoin After U.S.-Iran Deal
BenzingaJun 15, 2:42 PM ET▲ Positive

Stock surged 7.23% on Monday following Bitcoin's jump due to the U.S.-Iran peace deal, which improved risk appetite. However, sentiment is tempered by technical weakness: the stock remains 31.9% below its 200-day moving average, momentum indicators are soft, and the intermediate trend remains downward.

Why Strategy (Formerly MicroStrategy) Stock Collapsed This Week
The Motley FoolJun 5, 3:10 PM ET▼ Negative

Stock collapsed 28% this week due to selling Bitcoin to fund dividends (contradicting its core strategy), holding $10 billion in unrealized losses, and having a business model entirely dependent on Bitcoin price appreciation with potential bankruptcy risk in a bear market.

Strategy Buys Bitcoin and Eyes a Dividend Amid Market Fear
Investing.comMay 20, 10:26 AM ET▲ Positive

The article presents Strategy Inc.'s Bitcoin acquisition and dividend plans as strategic masterstrokes that could unlock institutional capital, create a demand floor for the stock, and trigger a short-squeeze scenario. The company's disciplined long-term approach and profitable aggregate cost basis are highlighted as positive indicators despite short-term underwater positions.

Michael Saylor's Strategy Reports Q1 Results: Details
BenzingaMay 5, 4:16 PM ETNeutral

Mixed results with revenue beat offsetting significant per-share losses. Strong Bitcoin holdings and positive commentary on adoption and Digital Credit product are positive factors, but the substantial quarterly loss and stock decline in after-hours trading temper overall sentiment.

Strategy Stock Surges As Bitcoin Pushes Higher
BenzingaApr 6, 1:28 PM ET▲ Positive

Stock surged 6.19% on Bitcoin rally driven by ceasefire news and easing geopolitical tensions. Analyst consensus maintains Buy rating with $360.38 price target, indicating positive outlook despite current bearish technical setup.

3 Things Every Strategy Investor Needs to Know
The Motley FoolMar 5, 6:25 PM ET▲ Positive

The article highlights Strategy's impressive 863% gain since becoming a Bitcoin treasury company, its unique financial engineering capabilities, and current valuation as a buying opportunity during a market dip. The presence of a profitable AI analytics business adds stability compared to pure-play Bitcoin companies.

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